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A new initiative under the Healthy Hunger Free Schools Program connects local farms to school cafeterias

Think aquaponics systems need to be big and ugly? The Aquaponics Garden is cute and small enough to place in your home.

Hostess is going out of business, but you can still make Twinkies at home--and they're better for you!

From a sleek wooden pedal-less bike to adorable candy-stripped reusable diapers, a butterfly kit, and more, find the perfect gift for the infant to tween set here.

Want to help educate people about urban birds? Cornell Lab of Ornithology has $200-$500 grants available.

We heard Philippe Cousteau wrote a book for kids. Naturally, we hired a five year old to interview him.

Select zoos are enticing green families with healthier treats and recycled crafts this Halloween

It is a Canadian thing, but it should be celebrated everywhere.

Your garden's soil could make your children sick. The good news is that it is preventable.

A wooden kids' bike with a cork seat adapts to the child's necessity as it learns how to cycle. First as a tricycle, then a balance bike and finally as a bike with pedals B'Kid is a longlasting and beautiful object.

House republicans work to reverse parts of the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act especially calorie limits on lunches.

This man is a real dynamo, full of energy and enthusiasm. It's really contagious too!

Virgin paper and pencils and plastic, oh no! The new school year can be tough on the environment: Show some good green school spirit with these eco-friendly workarounds for the K-12 set.